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A group approach to problem-solving.

P Liberatore·R Brown-Williams·J Brucker·N Dukes·L Kimmey·K McCarthy·J Pierre·D Riegler·K Shearer-Pedu
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P Liberatore, R Brown-Williams, J Brucker, N Dukes, L Kimmey, K McCarthy, J Pierre, D Riegler, K Shearer-Pedu. 1989. A group approach to problem-solving.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2779925/

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